Nature is the Earth’s soul, making it a living planet. It’s the source of all life, the catalyst for our own existence, and the keeper of the holy balance that no human being can create.
We have a tendency to lose touch with our roots and origins in this age of rapid technological advancement and hectic individualism. As a group, we share this magnificent ethos.
Nature still has feelings, despite the fact that most people don’t even consider the consequences of their actions. As her offspring, it is her wish for us to realize our maximum potential. When we get off track, Mother Nature is there to help us get back on track by giving us some of her wise advice and pointing us in the right direction.
Just what kind of language does nature use?
Words, signs, and symbols are the primary means through which humans convey meaning to one another. However, the natural world has its own language, comprised of symbols and hints that are far more subtle. It’s the unspoken dialect of the biosphere, understood by all creatures, great and small.
Most of these indications are automatically disregarded by our minds since we “don’t need them” in today’s technological society. To get through the constant stream of information that is modern life, we filter out what doesn’t seem to be important to us.
While this serves our nervous system well, it has been modified over time to remove non-essential inputs in order to ensure our continued survival in the modern world. Interstellar communication takes place in the mysterious system, which you can only get to by being constantly alert.
Sometimes the most crucial signals from the cosmos are the ones we can ignore. These teachings are embedded in nature, from which many of us have become estranged.
Learn the six languages that the natural world speaks to us in:
1. Using visual signs:
It’s the most obvious way that nature tries to convey its messages to us, and the one we pick up on the most. Most of the time, you’ll find a sign from space in the most unexpected place.
From anywhere: a billboard, a Facebook post, a bar’s name in a film, a line from a song on the radio, a random stranger’s handwritten message, etc. The indication will reach into your soul and reverberate there. While this may seem normal to some, for you, it will be a “zipped file” of the insights, meaning, and comprehension you’ve been searching for.
2. Using animals:
There is no separation between us. All creatures share in Nature’s great oneness, and she often speaks to us via the medium of the animals. If an unusual animal approaches you, or if you have the feeling that its approach should imply anything, you shouldn’t dismiss it as random.
You should give it some thought. Think about what the animal means to you, what it might be trying to tell you, and what qualities of the animal you might be meant to take on.
3. By using our intuition
Our very bodies are products of nature; thus, we are more than just linked to it. Through their sentiments and emotions, they convey information to us, and occasionally, the natural world speaks to us through them as well. This is a very private message intended only for you.
Don’t dismiss your intuition when it tells you something is amiss or that you should take action. Since intuition is a large set of information, your subconscious mind can process it much faster than your conscious mind.
4. Using numbers:
Math is not something we created, but rather something we stumbled into. Geometry is the language of the cosmos, and numbers are only the condensed and distilled versions of geometric figures. Everything in numerology hinges on this principle. A hidden significance is encoded in each numerical digit. Because it’s not the number itself that matters, but how you interpret it, it’s crucial that you see the same number pop up more than once.
This number, among the thousands that flash past you every second of the day, is the only one that registers in your mind. You may want to look into the significance of this number and discover why it’s significant. A secret message is awaiting exposure.
5. Due to the weather
The weather is the most ubiquitous but often-ignored manifestation of nature. This is the “body language” of nature, only much larger. Even so-called natural calamities, such as lightning, thunder, clouds, and rainbows, have a message for us.
Sometimes the message is meant for a specific person, even though it is more of a societal than a personal one. Take a moment to take in your surroundings and learn the language of the weather. Your name may appear in certain messages.
6. Using feathers
As easily as feathers fall to the ground, we might sometimes choose to overlook them. Feathers, however, are more than simply the remnants of dead birds. The feathers store the bird’s migration route and beat, vibrating with the bird’s every move.
If you choose to ignore nature’s many attempts to communicate its affection for you, you will be missing out. They serve as a gentle reminder, a kind “Hello” from the all-pervading great spirit to whom we are all connected.